Go in on you

Throw someone a beating

Shut up before I go in on you

by Low-Key bruh July 28, 2023

Oh but you will

It’s a subtle line someone says to make something a sexual joke about the possible innuendo In the last thing said. Almost like a , that’s what she said, but undercover and with style.

“ Her: it’s so hard to fit in

Me: ohh ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ... but it will be

Her: Bring me an umbrella so I don’t get wet.
Me: ... hehehe .. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) oh but you will *smiling pervertedly* “

by Omni cypher July 6, 2018

easier for you

~ a phrase said when one is trying to avoid a direct question
~ used when you are trying to divert ones attention back onto them
~ used to stop the conversation short

Jane: Are you dumping me for another girl?
Dick: If that makes it easier for you to move on

by easierforyoutoo May 19, 2013

you sick

as in you muttin it. doing something crazy or careless.

Also it can be use as dressing tacky

You stole my money you sick for that

That girl outfit look so ugly she sick for that

That boy cheated you he sick

by Smoothie E January 21, 2022

you are ay

a statement some one makes to another person when in doubt or even when inquisitive about ones actions or well being. It can be thrown at the beginning of a conversation between two people as a ice breaker or filler of a sentence.
It was invented by a group in Christchurch, New Zealand.

(wakes in the morning) you are ay?... hows things?
(you know about a friends secret and you address him with) bro you are ay?.. nah you are though ay?.
(friend not well) hows things?.. you are ay?. sick orrrrr....

by GUNGHOCHCH September 2, 2018

E you

A phrase you use instead of "F you" around your catholic friends or adults.

Lilly and Jocelyn are at school and Lilly decides to say "you have aids, Jocelyn!" Jocelyn is furious "E you!" says Jocelyn.

by auntbrenda May 5, 2020

You lie!

The easiest way to object to a statement for which you have no legitimate argument.

Obama: There are also those who claim that our reform efforts would insure illegal immigrants. This too is false - the reforms I'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally.

Joe Wilson: You lie!

by stating the obvious September 13, 2009